in oodman sa errible Beast  a lot of skins, seogets to keep t. As for t   also from t ton, but he ball burned fiercely.

    quot;Really,quot; said t;you ougo be ashamed of yourself for being such a humbug.”

    quot;I am?aI certainly am,quot; anstle man sorro;but it  doy of cell you my story.”

    So t doened ale.

    quot;I was born in Omaha?a”

    quot; isnt very far from Kansas!quot; cried Dorothy.

    quot;No, but its fart;  ;riloquist, and at t I rained by a great master. I can imitate any kind of a bird or beast.quot; ten t toto pricked up o see er a time,quot; continued Oz, quot;I tired of t, and became a balloonist.”

    quot; is t?quot; asked Dorothy.

    quot;A man oget to pay to see t; he explained.

    quot;O; s;I know.”

    quot;ell, one day I  up in a balloon and t ted, so t I couldnt come do   a current of air struck it and car- ried it many, many miles aing over a strange and beau-   tiful country.

    quot;It came do  a bit. But I found myself in t of a strange people,  izard. Of course I let to do anyto.

    quot;Just to amuse myself, and keep to build ty, and my Palace; and t all , as try iful, I  ty; and to make t better I put green spectacles on all t everythey saw was green.”

    quot;But isnt everyt; asked Dorothy.

    quot;No more ty,quot; replied Oz; quot;but y  a great many years ago, for I  of t really is an Emerald City, and it certainly is a beauti- ful place, abounding in jeals, and every good t is needed